Thomas Helm

Hamas said it will start discussing the fate of the talks after a week or two

Israel’s ambulance service concludes a massive three-day drill in the north simulating a mass casualty event

People in occupied Golan Heights fear being caught in all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah

Far-right politicians break into base where military police detained nine troops accused of severely injuring a prisoner there

Residents in the north of the country expressed anger at what they said was a lack of action to secure the area

Despite UN court ruling Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories illegal, settlers remain undeterred

The UN agency has been an integral part of the lives of Palestinians for decades. Labelling it a terror organisation, as Israel's parliament wants, would have an unprecedented effect on its mission

The Prime Minister is set to address US Congress ahead of ceasefire talks between mediators in Doha, sources say.

Israel retaliates directly against Iran-backed rebels after fatal drone attack in Tel Aviv

It is the first such strike by the Iran-backed rebels in Yemen, about 2,300km from Israel

Government under pressure to reach Gaza ceasefire agreement in recently renewed talks with Hamas

Stark divisions in Hebron after Israeli government approves new settlements across occupied territory

Divisions kicked up by snap French elections have led many French Jews feeling like life in Europe's largest Jewish community is intolerable

NGO warns biggest land grab in territory in 30 years blocks efforts towards peace with Palestinians

Police are treating the incident as terror related and have not ruled out the possibility that more attackers are in the area